I cannot give a favorable review of this rental because the listing description does not include the fact that this complex does not permit airbnb and that LARGE signs at the elevators (which must be used to reach the condo) clearly state that airbnb guests who are caught will be treated as a "trespasser and will be prosectued by Thai maximum law." The host only disclosed this fact to me a few days prior to arrival and, at the time, I opted to take my chances. Only when I arrived at the complex and saw the big signs and the threat they contained did I realize I had made a bad decision, but at that point it was too late (I arrived at nearly midnight). I also think it is totally inappropriate that the host has a strict cancellation policy despite not disclosing this highly relevant information which would lead many to cancel once they learned of this issue.
The condo itself is lovely and the rooftop pool is pretty cool, but the whole experience for me was ruined by this constant fear that I would get caught. Was this likely? Probably not (I only saw staff near the elevators once during my 2 day stay), but the fear of it was enough to make it not worth it and to make me change my behaviors to avoid getting caught (e.g. leaving and arriving later than I ordinarily would so staff were likely gone home).
There are plenty of other places in Bangkok that don't have this issue and IMO it's not worth the risk. I should have cancelled (despite the stirct policy) the day I was informed airbnb guests weren't permitted.